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The York County Sheriff’s Office has agreed to pay $90,000 to the family of a pedestrian struck and killed by a deputy’s patrol car to settle a wrongful death lawsuit.
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A group of York parents protested budget cuts that include a reduction in elementary art and music programs in some York schools during a school board meeting last week. The board approved a spending plan that includes the cuts.
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A York family is waiting to find out whether they can move into their new home after York County officials first told them they could build it, then, once it was finished, said they couldn’t.
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Cpl. Bill Stiles with the York Police Department awarded the DUI Hero bronze award pin for arrests made in 2012.
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Mark Pringle managed to balance work and family while he and wife Barb were raising their children. Pringle, 53, a York area resident and vice president of Charlotte energy hub Siemens Energy, is now blending his focus on fatherhood with his interest in community service. He is one of four 2013 Carolinas Fathers of the Year chosen by the National Father’s Day Council.
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The York County Council likely will pass a budget next week that includes higher property taxes, a 1 percent “cost of living” pay increase for staff members and no allocation for hiring more employees not mandated by the state.
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Residents in homes along Mount Gallant Road in northern Rock Hill have fallen victim to a series of car burglaries again.
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A $5 million addition and renovation of Lake Wylie’s Crowders Creek Elementary School is designed to improve security and create a more efficient office and administrative area.
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Following recent appointments of new principals at several Clover schools, four schools will have new assistant principals next year.
